puno to colca canyon to arequipa back to lima
whoops, last time i forgot the puno pictures, here’s the view from the bird thing.

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the peruvians love them some condors (and llamas and jaguars)

though this one looks a little ragged up close

after the lake titicaca trip, we embarked on our aforementioned bus ride from hell, then a trip out to colca canyon. we met a new friend at a roadside stop for tea.

and then we built our rock statue of the gods…

…which seems slightly less impressive with perspective.

the never-ending countryside

pimp your llama

dancing in the square

church and dog, i’m not sure how the sky looks so spooky…

this picture cost me a donation to god

this picture cost me a donation to this baby’s owner

colca canyon is condor central



arequipa

one last drink with the swedes and yank, ponchos to keep us warm

pisco sour! a kind of potent brandy with frothy egg whites and sugar, they give em out to entice foreigners. it often works.

another town, another plaza de armas, another confused ian

back to lima, where the assault vehicles are actually manned

we were uhhh… celebrating… peru’s version of thanksgiving… i’m sure they have one…

about 2 years ago
Fantastic photos. I am so jealous you got to meet that alpaca. I love his little outfit! I also love the last pic of you guys in the chicken coma. perfect!
So you should try to exhibit some of your work from that trip, sir. You have some truly amazing stuff. What kind of camera do you have these days?
about 2 years ago
aww thanks. it’s a canon rebel xt (which i foolishly bought a month before the xti came out) but i would say adobe lightroom gets more of the credit than the camera, you should totally check out that program if you haven’t yet (http://www.mininova.org/tor/873855). your photos are really good these days too, what kinda camera do you have?
about 2 years ago
i aint leavin anyone for facebook. im trying to get another site off the ground, using that web space i bought. just taking longer than id like.
it IS coming though. i swear.
about 2 years ago
oh good, my rss feeds are dwindling, i need more updates to check… you still gonna be updating your photo site, or is that part of the new myyyystery site?
about 2 years ago
Great pictures. Just wondering how you traveled from Puno to Colca Canyon to Arequipa. If by bus or car, how can we book it and how long is the trip. Any place where to find bus scheduled?
about 2 years ago
we went by bus and booked it all at whatever hostel we were staying at at the time… there are little travel agencies everywhere that can help you too…